SHOW & TELL: A STORMY REMEMBRANCE OF TV THEME SONGS Various Artists 1997

 

by request

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Compilation of indie and punk bands on the Which? record label 

 

Tracklist

1. Brutal Juice - Paid Programming
2. The Meatmen - Green Acres
3. Murphy's Law - Zoom
4. Tilt - Where In The World Is Carmen San Diego?
5. Boris The Sprinkler - Roadrunner
6. Pink Lincolns - Friends
7. The Meatmen - Mission: Impossible
8. Trick Babys - Baretta
9. Todd Bridges And The Whatchu Talking 'Bout Willis Experience - Different Strokes
10. H20 - Cops
11. Agent Orange - Get Smart
12. The Dickies - Secret Agent Man
13. FU - Hawaii Five-O
14. The Hi-Fives - Stingray
15. Laika And The Cosmonauts - Out of Limits
16. No Use For A Name - Laverne And Shirley
17. Clowns For Progress - Mary Tyler Moore
18. Furious George - The Monkees
19. Horace Pinker - The Partridge Family
20. Squirtgun - Welcome Back, Kotter
21. The Cretins - Saved By The Bell
22. Joyride - Paid Programming
23. Felix Frump - Cheers
24. Weston - WKRP In Cincinnati
25. Thirsty - It's Gary Shandling's Show
26. Brutal Juice - Bewitched
27. No Use For A Name - The Munsters
28. The Grabbers - All In The Family
29. Latex Generation - The Jeffersons
30. Manic Hispanic - Gilligan's Island
31. Hot Water - Dukes of Hazzard
32. Jesus Christ Super Fly - Hee-Haw
33. Butt Trumpet - Beverly Hillbillies
34. The Bollweevils - Good Times
35. Corn'Mo - Charles In Charge

BETTY BLOWTORCH Get Off 1999

 

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Artist Biography by MacKenzie Wilson

Betty Blowtorch sparks a profane twist to the generous side of rock & roll. Strutting with the guts of Joan Jett and harsh vocals of L7, this hard rock four-piece is truly individualistic and unafraid to be disruptive. Bianca Butthole (bass/vocals), Sharon Needles (guitar), Blare N. Bitch (guitar), and Judy Molish (drums) follow Hollywood's heavy metal/glam rock scene with a passion for sexed-up anthems of fantasy, and have been honing their nasty rock ways since the late '90s. Get Off was independently released on Foil in spring 1999, but 2001's Are You Man Enough? marked Betty Blowtorch's fierce debut with Foodchain, and gimmicky first single "Size Queen" found Vanilla Ice flaunting his once-popular rap stylings. While on tour with Nashville Pussy, Molish and Needles quit the band in winter 2001, and L7's Jennifer Finch had stepped in. Shortly thereafter, Bianca Butthole, sadly, was killed in a car accident in New Orleans in mid-December. Paying tribute to Butthole and the angry punk rock of Betty Blowtorch, Foodchain issued the rarities collection entitled Last Call in May 2003. This 29-track album featured outtakes, demos, interviews and live performances, a definite must have for massive fans of the band.

 

Tracklist

1	Betty Blowtorch Anthem	3:35
2	Fish Taco	2:03
3	I Wanna Be Your Sucker	3:33
4	Shut Up & Fuck	2:15
5	Party 'Til Ya Puke	1:30
6	Get Off	3:22

BUTT TRUMPET Primitive Enema 1994

Here's some obnoxious punk that one woman described as "audio porn."

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Artist Biography by John Bush

Influenced by early U.S. punk and hardcore, vocalist Thom Bone, bassist/vocalist Bianca Butthole, guitarist Blare N. Bitch, bassist Sharon Needles and drummer Jerry Geronimo formed Butt Trumpet in L.A. The band's vulgar song material caused a Massachusetts town to consider banning Butt Trumpet's major-label debut, Primitive Enema, after a citizen heard her 12-year-old daughter listening to what the mother called "audio porn." 

Tracklist

1	Clusterfuck
2	Funeral Crashing Tonight
3	I've Been So Mad Lately
4	Dicktatorship
5	Classic Asshole
6	Decapitated
7	Dead Dogs
8	I Left My Flannel In Seattle
9	I'm Ugly And I Don't Know Why
10	Grindcore Song
11	Primitive Enema
12	I Left My Gun In San Francisco
13	Shut Up
14	Ten Seconds Of Heaven
15	Yesterday
16	Ode To Dickhead
17	Pink Gun
18	Blind